trying to help a medical emergency during the opening of a competition in kyoto. women, please leave lorraine the bends origin lines and the claim that women are impure due to their periods. the scenes and killed her through international attention, sparking discussions in japanese media. and while the japan symbol association, eventually apologize, women still aren't allowed to take part in grant's email data, thoughts id mess its match space. the sumo world championships are held annually in different cities around the world. today, 150 wrestlers from 28 countries will do you could out in tokyo, emits this lively chaos real prepares for opening fight to the individual women's middle weight category. that's under 73 kilograms per 1st opponent. is monica scape about 25 from poland. of course you can't forget about to your opponents, the focus and go. the wheels 1st bout is impressive. coming to a close, just as quickly as it started. time for a 2nd bell when leading the ring and rio couldn't have hoped for a better start i got to demonstrate what i've been training so hard for over the last m

lorraine dempsey had just returned from her vacation in kenya when she spotted. ah, no, that is a scorpion that was scurrying around her living room and she burned the house down. >> you know i'm kidding. she did not burn her house down. she actually called some friends. can you imagine getting that call she pulled on some boots and gloves and caught it transporting it to ireland's national reptile zoo. dempsey now says the scorpion appears to be happier in its new home. zoo officials believe it may be a she, and she may even be pregnant. >> can you imagine if you found little baby scorpions running around your house? absolutely >> imagine if your friend called and said, hey, can you come help me with a scorpion? >> hey, i'll call 911 for you. nope i'm not coming over there. nope. all right, next. this is a story a lot of us have been following. we told you about this yesterday. a pod of killer whales trapped in the ice in japan. >> right. so that was a pod. about like a dozen orcas. they were trapped in drift ice, and they were spotted by a fisherman earlier thi

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and now i don't know what will happen, what will become with my kids with lorraine in the clothes. i sometimes tell myself, god, i wish we had died too, as a family's gift associated county, i should be honest as a quakes. president bridget tell you of ad one made hold promises to swiftly refills across the region. how much it was. a goal in the 1st phase is to complete the $319000.00 homes and village houses within a year and hand them over to the wrong notes by the test. but the reconstruction is progressing fluid and promised at this building sites on the outskirts of kentucky and most of the ottoman and his team o racing to get the 1st few 1000 departments ready. in february, he attempts to explain the delays. sure, india to the biggest problem right now is the rain. so it's been reading hubble in the region. so they do a lot of what we're working non stop. i want just to make sure earthquake victims can move in as soon as possible. the billboards like this one have sprung up across the city. you homes, you jobs a future, that's the talkers governments big promise. but as much

and now i don't know what will happen, what will become with my kids with lorraine in the clothes. i sometimes tell myself, god, i wish we had died too. as a family scared those days. county, i should be honest as a police president bridget tire of ad one made hold, promises to swiftly refills across the region. how much it was. a goal in the 1st phase is to complete the $319000.00 homes and village houses within a year. and hand them over to the wrong notes by the test, the mistake. but the reconstruction is progressing fluid and promised at this building sites on the outskirts of kentucky. yes, most of us, none. and his team are racing to get the 1st few 1000 departments ready in february . he attempts to explain the delays. sean india, to the biggest problem right now is the reason it's been reading hubble in the region. so they do a lot, but we're working non stop. i want to make sure earthquake victims can move in as soon as possible. the billboards like this. want to have sprung up across the city . you homes, you jobs a future. that's the talkers governments big promise. but

. >> all right, lorraine, thank you. >>> buena high school in san jose remains closed due to power outages. a large tree brought down power lines near the campus. no word if the school will be reopening tomorrow. we're continuing to get a better look. our chopper was over alameda county. you can see a part of tesla road there in livermore has completely eroded. there was a landslide in the area even before the storm. now it's unclear how long that road will be closed. thbay area, but other parts of the state are not so lucky. here is a look at some of the latest problems with a mud slide crashing right through the side of the home in l.a. county. a similar scene all across the region. >> i don't know how i'm alive right now. >> reporter: and coming up at 5:30, we'll hear from residents who were caught off guard by the power of that storm. >>> okay, we're less than five days until kickoff until super bowl lviii in las vegas. and that excitement is beginning to ramp up ahead of the big game. >> that's right. we're live with team coverage of the super bowl and all the fun happening in sin cit

i came ten years later, so when i saw your title reminded me of what i thought about lorraine at the time, because we had the four plant, we had gm, we had steel mills, it was an embarrassment to file for unemployment when i was coming up and so i never been a shaker heights i'm going home this weekend for the holidays. i plan on going to shaker heights. okay. just to get a feel when i get to the book, i didn't experience a lot of races at all when i was coming. i was fortunate, pampered. no, but just fortunate. and i'm the gentleman that assistant tonight. i'm kind of juxtaposing his comments about south and happened with your experience at that school and i'm a firm believer in ohio being a very hospitable okay we just way we are okay and. i'm wondering that because it was in the in the north the surrounding areas of shaker played an important role to the integration versus. if it was in the south you went was you didn't have a support system he alluded to and so while you were speaking i was thinking about when i was coming up, i would always hear these riots in cleveland because

both. >> that if >> i would suggest that if lorraine in charge of lorraine kelly was in charge of russiadn't have any of these russia, we wouldn't have any of the i; russia, we wouldn't have any of thei completely agree, actually. >> i completely agree, actually. you know, got no you know, she's got that no nonsense friendly. >> wm e f“— >> can i just go on record and say, putin, top guy? um, you can if to. if you want to. >> tatiana is horrified by that. >> it's just i've got a balcony. >> it's just i've got a balcony. >> okay, there we go. let's move on. now to another question. who's our next question from? it's from andy. andy, where are you? >> i'm. >> i'm. >> oh, a microphone is quite far from andy. >> the talking stick is not with you. >> i know, but be the first time. >> andy, tell me what your question might be. >> good evening . do we need some >> good evening. do we need some dickensian discipline for kids? >> . >> yes. >> yes. >> dickensian discipline. this has come out of this, uh, school in brighton called the dorothy stringer. dorothy dorothy stringer. the dorothy dorothy

just remind us about that deal of lorraine knows what, what actually happened. well, the, it was the lose lose deal, right? because a, in theory with the new liberals think that having an agreement with the i m f is good because you may get a loan from the math. but really that alone comes with strings attached that implies basically destroying your government or state, your social services, your, your welfare institutions, education and health systems. so it was a lose lose single session or when more than or did that. we all knew that i wrote about that and i even weren't that such a deep austerity package pro passed by the m f. and that we're starting in 2018. it could not go through without social violence because you can't, you know, shut down children's schools, the major schools and then not expect a push back from society in general. and of course, uh there are consequences too. but that came off to the assigned deal. cuz i mean, i mean, i'm talking about the size because it has lost the deal in the appeal in london in the high court in february 2020th 2

the lorraine is with the physical world throw in a dock, so blood sweat, an old fashion competition. and once you get the games of the feature, a k, a fidget till games, i'm not saying bodies and the russians, and they have cars on this hosting. how does the participants from dozens of countries in hockey, on fridays schedule, losing by the name of all quads lead throughout the game and finish dominate, say on the ice, but not be full. the crew huddled around computer screens and phase of but actually as well. and managed to pull my lace with a 5 goal advantage over there, and ultimately bring home the bronze level into the head of the for just to gain 250000000 views of waiting to do so. watch the games from across the world. we are more interested of course, in the online inspect, the rather than offline not to offend the offline. let's say there's yeah. because if you look at the number of use that super target that we've set for ourselves 3000000000 view, not so we need to use, which is a tremendous which is a very ambitious figure. that's a 3000000000 view. the whole, the whole

piece of legislation had to say lorrain�*and approves.and approves. so there is thatissue agrees and approves. so there is that issue the that issue of the constitutional, though, and i can't believe that that will not actually they'll find some mechanism. interesting mechanism. but it's interesting the mean, certainly the point. i mean, certainly when undergoing when i was undergoing chemotherapy, taking chemotherapy, i was taking tablets four hours and tablets every four hours and injecting with like an injecting myself with like an epipen, didn't actually epipen, and i didn't actually miss any days at work. i mean, it was horrible the first it was horrible for the first year because was on ice year because i was living on ice cream because you cream and yoghurt because you get awful. anyway it's cancer is a horrible thing. but the point is, i still go to saint is, and i still go back to saint thomas's even though it's thomas's and even though it's been to me been five years, they say to me by way, you're not cured, by the way, you're n

piece of legislation had to say lorrain�*and approves.and approves. so there is thatissue agrees and approves. so there is that issue the that issue of the constitutional, though, and i can't believe that that will not actually they'll find some mechanism. interesting mechanism. but it's interesting the mean, certainly the point. i mean, certainly when undergoing when i was undergoing chemotherapy, taking chemotherapy, i was taking tablets four hours and tablets every four hours and injecting with like an injecting myself with like an epipen, didn't actually epipen, and i didn't actually miss any days at work. i mean, it was horrible the first it was horrible for the first year because was on ice year because i was living on ice cream because you cream and yoghurt because you get awful. anyway it's cancer is a horrible thing. but the point is, i still go to saint is, and i still go back to saint thomas's even though it's thomas's and even though it's been to me been five years, they say to me by way, you're not cured, by the way, you're n

i want lorraine miller to come here. [applause] lorraine miller is my boss. she is on the board of the capitol historical society led by don carlson in the front row. wave. and we have several other board members here. sean, thank you all very much for being here. [applause] ileana. the rain is on their board but she is uniquely positioned to help give this award because as speaker pelosi said she was the first african-american clerk and she knows what it was like for sheryl to stand not just for 15 votes for speaker but to stand there on january 6 of 2021 when things appeared out of control. she kept the control and so to present the award it like both speakers to please come and join me. madam cheryl our honoree. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] come on, don't be shy. [applause] [applause] i present to you the 2023 award winner of the freedom award, the highest award for the capitol historical society the honorable subsixteen. [cheers and applause] >> good afternoon. thank you all for coming up and supporting me this evening. i owe a trem

_ in a volunteer role, lorraine runs the disability team. part of the next chapter — queueing around the block from dawn along the river medway to try to get one of the a800 tickets. they don't want this fairytale to end in coventry, but whatever happens now, this fa cup run has created a legacy to rival even maidstone's most famous dinosaur. tonight, it's one of the most eagerly anticipated rugby league occasions in the calendar. the champions of super league, wigan warriors, go head—to—head with the champions of australia, penrith panthers, for the right to be called the best club side in the world. penrith are out for revenge, after losing last year's final to st helens, while wigan will be roared on by a sell—out home crowd. adam wild reports. the cherry and whites are on top. already the best in britain, for wigan warriors now is the battle to be called the best on planet. the super league champions are up against the back—to—back australian champions penrith panthers. there are few bigger challenges anywhere in the sport. there has bee

. >> the keech lorraine now. this is bacon just ordinary bacon. i bought it in a chunk. >> through julia child i would make something a little bit beyond the usual. i would use spinach. >> now it's time to survey. >> martha would arrive with a different kind. i didn't even know it was. they were a fun couple. terrific looking couple. they really had fun together. >> he was a philosophy major, a doubter, pessimist, where i was totally the opposite. i was brought up with total optimism, you can do anything kind of pollyanna. >> martha could laugh a lot. andy was a little bit more straightlaced i guess. much more relaxed as well. >> high achieving kind of like a normal person. like not a force of nature but -- >> this is really the cusp of mary tyler moore flipping her beret. and that girl. so there really were not that many role models for women who had jobs in wall street, or women who were working and had kids. when martha was commuting to wall street she was making over $100,000 a year. so that is pretty successful by 1970s standards. >> we were

i'm going to do you the quiche lorraine now. and this is bacon, this is just ordinary bacon i bought it in a chunk. through julia child i would make something a little bit beyond the usual and make a spinach quiche. now, it's time to serve it. and martha would arrive with an endive quiche. i didn't even know what an endive was at the time. they were a fun couple, terrific looking couple, and had really had fun together. he was a philosophy major, a doubter, a pessimist where i was totally the opposite. i was brought up with total optimism, total you can do anything, kind of pollyanna. martha could laugh a lot, and he was a little bit more straitlaced, i guess, but much more relaxed as well. high achieving like a normal person. he's not a force of nature by contrast to martha. (singing) who can turn the world on-- this is really the cusp of mary tyler moore flipping her beret and-- that girl. --that girl. so there really weren't that many role models for women who had jobs in wall street or women who were working and had kids. wh

sustainable agriculture as you saw with the action on act 90 with the special thanks to senator lorraine. and we'll prioritize energy development with the goal of becoming a hydrogen hub some day in the future, all important discussions with some experts in japan to partner with our own university and provide new path ways to fully sustainable energy states for our beautiful hawaii. and then finally, our bore board will select a new president in 2024 and rely on uh to help drive-in no evaluation, these are all important moments we can all celebrate in the coming year. [applause] >> finally, our path forward. we will never forget the day that the fires took our loved ones and changed the lives of so many on maui. the people of maui have shown strength, in the face of adversity. but the days ahead will not be easy. and they will continue to need our support. and we will be there for them as long as it takes. over the past five and a half months, we've shown the rest of the country and the entire world the true spirit of aloha, that includes saturday when archie brought so many thousands of

threat than nuclear bombs; think it delivers mobile more votes and that's how i would look at this lorraine] liz: seriously, wears anti- nuclear bomb, the lobby or cohort of voters they can about joe biden november, it does not exist so i think the climate is much more important. larry: please running away from climate as well is a pretty use the initials, tv and you wrote about it. liz: that is because guess is in trouble in michigan why, because tvs because the jobs in china this is really something that everybody should be paying attention to, 40s to really flitter market with cheap bbs neck and honestly be the end of detroit as we know it because this companies spent hundreds of billions of dollars, revving up of the government's insistence company supply consumers when the product they do not watch which by the way is really a problem with top-down organizing of an economy and it does not work. larry: by the way the heck of it, the teamsters, 45 grand to the public confession committee and first time in 20 years and they've given to the republican national committee, and the to teamste

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currently we've been managing the housing transition efforts in-house primarily with myself and lorraine lee from our leasing staff, and then relying upon support from natalie bonowit consultants on the planning side for affordable housing and also, sorry in planning for the affordable housing development side also on the internal staff is joey from our vertical project manager, and then on the-also relying upon the support from associated right of way services and that's what-that balance of myself, lorraine and joey with support from arws and bonowits is anticipated in the budget here. >> i will look into that. okay. keeping going here. now we are at the development, so services provided by sfcta, that is still ongoing? where is there item for cost to-the amount i actually saw was very low. it has to do with the operation and maintenance and there was nothing for 25, 26 and again, what shall i be looking in this document for the services provided by timma, which we know in 2024 we are going to try to resolve the toller and all these other stuff we are talking about, so what should i be

hi, i'm lorraine carter. and my question is quick. i'd like know because you are journalists and, you say because you're a journalist, you kind of direct your your information far as being a journalist. what i to know once you started book once this book was exposed what kind of dialog did you have with the diet the diet. the these. yeah right and the interaction you had because you have this exposure and everyone particularly in america know this a hidden story that is not being told. so are telling the story. so wanting to know as far, as have i had like backlash or no. would your position okay. and even though you say you're a journalist, what is your position to bring to bring it further for more accountability for the catholic church, just like georgetown has an endowment and i understand i'm giving out scholarships or whatever. this is not compared to what has to the people in maryland. so i'm wondering because you have the what the direct. line to be having a dialog with them have you had that in what if you have had it what wa

a key example the powerful vocals of lorraine apparel, the show's headliner.her at soundcheck before she became the star of this show. she was a housekeeper at a bay area nursing home. >> i would just sing while pushing the cart, knocking on doors, calling my mama and just sing while scrubbing the toilets. it was a lot of work. >> work, she says. she was proud and happy to do while she went to business college at night. but one day, the unexpected happened. while on vacation, i. >> i got discovered on an open mic night on carnival cruise line. i was just singing at karaoke and open mic night and i. it changed my life. she became a cruise ship headliner, eventually making her way here to las vegas. >> she's had incredible high points since becoming a full time headliner in 2000, but as a die hard forty-niners fan, she says nothing compares to the day she got to sing the national anthem for them, a dream for the san francisco native, who grew up going to the games with her family, watching others sing the national anthem. >> we used to sit all the way in the top

sam bromiley came second with 8675, and rupert lowe of reform got 2578 while the green candidate, lorrainemeans in terms of the share of the vote, and labour picking up 44.9% of the vote, the conservatives on 34.9. there you can see reform on 10.4 and the greens on 5.8. let me show you now the change between the two elections. labour up by 11.5%, the tory vote down 21.3%, reform up 10.4% in the greens also up by 3.4%, and atfour 10.4% in the greens also up by 3.4%, and at four minutes past three, who doesn't like a little bit of a swingometer? here is the swing from conservative to labour, that being 16.4%. after his win, damien egan spiked our political correspondent, hannah miller. ., ., , miller. today we have been knocking — miller. today we have been knocking on _ miller. today we have been knocking on doors - miller. today we have been knocking on doors all- miller. today we have been knocking on doors all day, l knocking on doors all day, speaking to people, and you are never— speaking to people, and you are never quite sure how it is going _ never quite sure how it is going. but it

actually, andrew neil would have been better. >> yes, i think andrew neil rather than lorraine.ve her. know if she her. um, i don't know if she does.i her. um, i don't know if she does . i know her. um, i don't know if she does. i know she her. um, i don't know if she does . i know she would does. i don't know if she would have him as much as. have grilled him as much as. >> no, i she would have >> no, i think she would have really? yeah. >> think, i mean, who >> but do you think, i mean, who saw yeah, but about his outfit. >> no no no no no no no no no no >> n0 [10 [10 [10 [10 [10 [10 [10 [10 [10 [10 >> n0 110 110 110 110 110 110 110 110 110 110 ho. [10 110. >> no no. >> you think i don't know if >> do you think i don't know if you saw anything. >> do you think i don't know if youyeah.anything. >> do you think i don't know if youyeah. welling. >> do you think i don't know if youyeah. well ig. >> do you think i don't know if youyeah. well i gave up halfway >> yeah. well i gave up halfway through russia. through the history of russia. >> you there was not >> so do you think there

. >> and , um, but lorraine has >> and, um, but lorraine has said we shouldn't be interfering with maybe does have intelligence murdered intelligence that putin murdered him. they tell us him. they don't tell us everything. nevertheless, they shouldn't us. paul shouldn't involve us. and paul says point. says bev makes a valid point. putin dreadful . but i'll list putin is dreadful. but i'll list . um, but my belief that the west is any better and our foreign policy constantly inflames conflicts around the world name human world in the name of human rights. tell rights. who are we to tell others to how live? >> well, tony blair >> well, just think tony blair and now, which is and the iraq war now, which is exactly what the business sector became. you bad note coming became. you bad note it's coming out all guns blazing today. in response to a sunday times story where staunton , the former response to a sunday times story where of staunton , the former response to a sunday times story where of the unton , the former response to a sunday times story where of the post] , the former response

we walk that line carefully so i believe this administration has and criticism from my colleagues lorraineeeds to be a fast response on how we retaliate and when and who we are italian with clinic slowly don't escalate commander-in-chief from what will you have a responsibly and the president of the obligation authority but we do have the responsibility congress shall make sure we get from to be able to continue with whatever is unfolding. >> what you think of the situation in gaza? lawmakers military stating engaging hamas militants, explain. >> we are a group of people and democrats served in the state department or cia and you have concerns and i friend, -- is th strategic challenge facing the united states. it poses a potentially existential threat to our friends in the region and a growing threat to our allies in europe as well. the prc is working to undermine the prevailing order that has maintained a major power peace for eight decades. and it's useful to think about this challenge from our adversaries' position. president xi aims to expand china's influence at our expense. to rewri

sam bromley, conservative andrew bryan, liberal democrats damian egan, labour lorraine francis , eganncis, green party rupert lowe , reform green party rupert lowe, reform uk and nicholas wood, ukip . uk and nicholas wood, ukip. >> let's get a weather update for you now with annie shuttleworth . shuttleworth. >> good morning. welcome to your latest gb news weather update with me, annie, from the met office. after an early some early sunshine rain will spread eastwards through the course of the day and it will turn much milder well . so still some milder as well. so still some sunshine to come through the rest morning for parts rest of the morning for parts of scotland eastern areas scotland and many eastern areas of however the of england. however from the west is fast west the rain is fast approaching. we'll see some heavy as well, heavy bursts as well, particularly across the coast heavy bursts as well, part overrly across the coast heavy bursts as well, part over the moss the coast heavy bursts as well, part over the high the coast heavy bursts as well, part over the high groundast

andrew brown for the lib dems, damien egan for labour, lorraine francis for the green party, rupert lowe>> well, the candidates standing for wellingborough are anna savage gun, the liberal democrat ben habib for reform uk, helen harrison for the conservatives, jen kitchen for labour. will morris for the green party and kevin watts, who's an independent, isn't right. >> it's 717. let's go to the middle east now and our foreign secretary, lord david cameron , secretary, lord david cameron, has revealed that he is deeply concerned by israel's latest plan to launch a ground invasion of rafah. >> well, the israeli prime minister has ordered his troops to prepare a plan to evacuate kuwait, the city, in preparation for a military offensive . for a military offensive. >> well, as we were wondering earlier, um, if they evacuate , earlier, um, if they evacuate, where do they go? the defence editor for the evening standard, robert fox, joins us. um, i mean , this is this is appalling because you can't think where they could go . they could go. >> and netanyahu has no answer to that. and this is the

and you know, this woman, this this lorraine barwell , mean, she died in barwell, i mean, she she diedquate punishment for that crime. mean, of course there crime. i mean, of course there are health considerations are mental health considerations and i don't believe in mistreating people who are suffering from terrible mental health but i think health disorders. but i think with a these things, the with a lot of these things, the problem it's just poorly problem is it's just so poorly managed. earlier down the road, and then gets to this point and then it gets to this point where something terrible happens and need to be like and it doesn't need to be like that. >> well, years into an >> well, two years into an indefinite hospital order doesn't seem like a lot. i mean , doesn't seem like a lot. i mean, it raises a lot of questions as, um, and let's just be clear about this, you know, lorraine barwell was a prison officer escorting him to the prison van. >> he pushed her to the ground. he kicked her in the head. he murdered this woman, this prison officer, doing her job. officer, for on

sam bromley's conservative andrew brown, liberal democrats damian egan, labour lorraine francis, thethe research manager for more in common. welcome to the show. you very much for show. thank you very much for joining so what's lie joining us. so what's the lie of the land ? conservative party joining us. so what's the lie of the larto? conservative party joining us. so what's the lie of the larto be conservative party joining us. so what's the lie of the larto be bracingervative party joining us. so what's the lie of the larto be bracing themselvesy seems to be bracing themselves for a double whammy on for a bit of a double whammy on thursday. what's your data telling you ? telling you? >> yeah, kingswood really is a seat that labour ought to be winning. >> currently, the conservatives have a majority of 11,000. there and labour's defeated much bigger majority in recent by elections in mid—bedfordshire and selby, for example . and selby, for example. >> um, it's also a seat that tends to vote. however, the country ends up voting at a general , so it's a real general election, so it'

that's lorraine beavers, but this is a table of labour party councillors at the lancashire county councilat's azhar ali, who has been suspended from the labour party lunching with labour party . well, former labour party. well, former colleagues and this will raise some questions in terms of how suspended azhar ali is. of course , his name still is on the course, his name still is on the ballot paper. the labour party aren't officially campaign for him, but there's every chance that he could still win that by—election. his name is written to next the labour party logo on that ballot paper, and if he does win , there'll be questions does win, there'll be questions as to whether or not he joins the labour party grouping in parliament. and this picture today might suggest that's what he's minded to do . he's minded to do. >> that's a superb exclusive . >> that's a superb exclusive. azhar ali lunching with labour tom harwood great stuff and certainly food for thought . now certainly food for thought. now joining me now is we've done that bit. move on. we have to go through the candidates stan

. >> lorraine kelly, she's not really adrian kelly. >> it's amazing.racter they're good a character but they're good actors. the difference. a character but they're good act> well, okay, whatever you say. uh, thank my friend. uh, thank you my friend. birthday boy. >> you very much . colin. >> thank you very much. colin. the caterpillar in here somehow. oh nice to try and oh that would be nice to try and sort that out. >> uh, up next, we're going to be going through the front pages and stories of the and the biggest stories of the day. we're that emma day. we're doing that with emma burnell see burnell and clare muldoon. see you . next and i just wanted to run through the front pages of the papers. here's how they're stacking up at the times is reporting on the prime minister declaring he is proof that britain not racist proof that britain is not rac